Monday 7 March 2022, 11am-12noon (GMT)

Third-party and supply chain risks are nothing new. They are problems faced by most organisations – from multi-national corporations to small businesses. Weaknesses in risk and control management have led to significant and damaging breaches on critical national infrastructure and ecosystems with businesses around the world.

Headlines over the last few years have included the Colonial Pipeline, JBS Foods, German Electricity grid attacks. It seems criminal gangs, organised crime, and even nation states have shifted their attack focus onto the supply chain. And why not, when they can bypass our defences by disrupting our easier to target partners, yet still achieve their end goal?

Our panel of experts discuss this ever-increasing issue that the user community needs to deal with collectively. We will look at how to combat third-party risk in the supply chain, and whether we have no choice but to adopt a zero-trust model for all.

Facilitated by

Martin Smith MBE (info), Chairman & Founder, The SASIG

Panellists

David Emm (info), Principal Security Researcher, Global Research & Analysis Team, Kaspersky
Naveen Vasudeva (info), Founder and CEO, The CyberTree Paradox
Paul Barnes (info), Head of Operations and Engagement – Cybersecurity, NHS England & Improvement
Vladimir Krupnov (info), Threat Intelligence Lead, Revolut
Vinnie Bhanderi (info), Cyber Security Consultant – Security Assurance, Independent